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principium
[ prin-sip-ee-uhm ]
noun
- a principle.
principium
/ ±è°ùɪ²Ôˈ²õɪ±èɪə³¾ /
noun
- usually plural a principle, esp a fundamental one
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of principium1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of principium1
Example Sentences
This Study of Alchymy hath been rightly defined to be, Ars sine Arte, cuius principium est mentire, medium laborare, & finis mendicare: That is, an Art without an Art, which begins with Lying, is continued with Toil and Labour, and at last ends in Beggery.
Inside one room, archaeologists found 120 silver coins that “must have been lost during an emergency†such as an invasion or a natural disaster, said the principium’s lead archaeologist Nemanja Mrdjic.
The VII Claudia Legion was active between 2nd and 5th centuries AD, and its walled camp and principium were separated from the rest of Viminacium, which had its own fortifications.
Covering an estimated 3,500 square meters, the headquarters - or principium - belonged to the VII Claudia Legion.
Dance at the Odyssey 2020 JA Collective presents the world premiere of “Wrenz Kaloogy†and Slauson Rec. stages the new work “Principium.â€
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